Paid $20 for a 1 year membership and the gym is closed or occupied for the summer because of kids…read moreactivities/games and elders league...should be $10 instead of $20 for a 1 year membership...talk about a rip off...

This was the first time I've ever set foot in Beuf Rec Center. I went there to have my taxes done…read moreby AARP Tax Aide. I found the center to be very clean and helpful associates who directed me to the right room. The tax volunteers were fabulous, knowledgeable and fun to work with. I picked up an April calendar listing all the great things offered at this Center. I will be joining and partake in activities/events. Thank you for this wonderful opportunity.

It's about the unfair and stupid decision of Mrs. Jennifer Lawless, the manager of Banner Olive…read moreBranch Senior Center, 13049 N 103rd Ave. Sun City, AZ 85351, this foolish, and unjust decision preventing many needy individuals who are living very near Banner Center from accessing the food pantry based on geographic boundaries, while absurdly allowing others who far away from the center to use it. Is this not an injustice against needy people who live just minutes from the center? What kind of foolish mind made such a decision? Banner needs to investigate this foolish and inequitable decision, or all their claims about supporting the needy people and caring for the elderly are fake and nothing but a deception and lies. Please act fast some people lost their daily food

New fresh building and plenty of space. Numerous events and good food. Food bank is available 3…read moredays per week. Friendly staff & and visitors. What's not like?

I adopted a 4 month old GSD, named Tank fka Jay; from Saving Paws Rescue. His mom Chevron was…read moredumped at a gas station in CA. (Hence her name, Chevron) They took her in pregnant, as well as other male with her. They are absolutely, hands down, the best! They take time to get to know the adopters, make sure they are a good fit. As well as, tour your the home and check for safety concerns. Most people don't know what they are getting into with a German Shepherd, so they make sure you understand. Tank ate some drywall at the rescue the night before we took him home. They said if we had any issues let them know. He ended up getting gastritis and was vomiting and had diarrhea. They told us go to urgent care & were there the whole way supporting us. They even took care of the $1300 urgent care bill, knowing he was being a German shepherd puppy and chew stuff. God bless this rescue & all the people that help to make it successful! When GSD's need help, they are there!

very un happy was charged for something i did not autorise. i was told one price and charged for…read moretwo did not want to join was charged 39. dollars . it was only suppost to be 7.95 whitch was also charged. im on a very fixed income. i love dogs but i cant afford this.

As a professional photographer, I work with a variety of senior living facilities and by far,…read moreHeritage Communities and all of their Orchard Pointe locations, including the one here at Terrazza are at the top of their class! There is so much JOY in the residents and the teams that work with them and there is a true sense of comradery, family and connection. As seniors age, mental and physical capacity may become diminished, but there is still so much spark in the residents I have worked with here and I truly believe it's because the teams working for the communities foster such a wonderful spirit of love and togetherness. They speak hopefully, lovingly and faithfully and it really reflects in the faces and eyes of those who live here. They are committed to loving the residents and you see it! I am not just saying this because I have worked with them for several years doing marketing photography, but because I truly do see a special difference in these communities. Heritage is truly top-notch and a place I've already started comfortably recommending to family friends, because I believe they have something truly special.

My dad lived at Orchard Pointe, Terrazza, for the last 10 months of his life within their memory…read morecare division. I would visit my dad twice a month, then once a week, and ultimately every day before he passed, and all of my visits were completely without notice, as even I didn't know exactly when I would be there next. With that said, each time I saw my dad, I found him to be very well cared for, dressed in clean clothes, hair combed, shaved, and in good spirits. The staff knew what his habits were, be it how he takes his coffee in the morning or a nightcap in the evening. His room, bedding and personal items were always clean and organized. I credit the staff entirely for his condition. The staff was always very caring and helpful to my dad and to me as well. Everyone knew who my dad was and how he was doing on any particular day or week. They were encouraging of him to play the piano as well as other activities, but they also gave him the space to do nothing if that is what he wanted. Without question, Orchard Pointe was a great place for my dad to have lived his end of life, and I would recommend them to anyone wholeheartedly.

Great place for indoor pickleball!! So many other activities at this large center. New schedules…read moreand classes available all the time. Small yearly fee ($20) or $2/day. All the staff are so helpful and really nice!! Super clean and plenty of parking.

Great facility. Nice enough staff but they have that DMV feel. The focus is to "check in" so they…read more"keep getting money to run these programs". Showing up is the primary job requirement and the results show.

The Holland Center is featuring a well known artist, Beth Zink. Her work focuses on cactus florals…read moreand landscapes. Very vibrant in color and theme. She teaches classes to the public. I enjoyed her show. Shared parking lot.

I recently had the pleasure of attending the Talk & Taste Event hosted by the Desert Awareness…read moreCommittee of Cave Creek on Saturday, April 4, 2026--and it was absolutely fantastic! I first discovered this incredible group back in January during one of their desert tours. I was so impressed by the enthusiasm, depth of knowledge, and the fascinating discoveries shared along the way that I knew I wanted more--so signing up for Talk & Taste was an easy decision. And it did not disappoint. What stood out most was how beautifully organized the entire experience was. At each stop, passionate volunteers shared unique edible desert delights--perfectly paired with just the right amount of information to spark curiosity and leave you wanting more. A heartfelt thank you to Mimi, Diane, Abby, and the many dedicated volunteers who make this "best kept secret" so special. If you're visiting the Valley--or even if you live here--make the trip to beautiful Cave Creek and experience the desert in a way you never have before. It's an experience you'll truly cherish.

Update # 2: I managed to attend the parade and one of the Scouts gave me the parade program booklet…read more@ the parade before the march, and I let Paula know about this on my e-mail reply to her, which she was happy about. So, all good now. So, I posted my 3 parade video samples here. Enjoy! "Never Forget, Forever Honor" 11-11 @ 11 AM Thank you for your service. view/download digital booklet: https://honoringamericasveterans.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Parade-Program-2023-FA.pdf Update: re: "executive director" Paula... Sorry I have to mention that when I contacted her about not receiving a paper receipt (that I requested during checkout- even my stating if possible, it's still unprofessional not to communicate), she ignored it until I had to remind her to reply with an update, and she stated she was not going to do that. I also had to remind her to ship me the parade booklet, which she ignored also and fessed that she's the only one handler of this organization and stated that the parade scouts will pass them out or to send her a SASE to ship me a leftover. I mentioned that she could have told me this earlier. I stated that I'm the only one too, and I'm contacting my card issuer to obtain a receipt. I concluded that I would not attend her parade. I knocked down a star. Sorry! I attended their Happy Hour event at the Orange Tree Golf Resort in Scottsdale on Nov 1 to watch this year's chosen Grand Marshal, 1980s supermodel Kim Alexis, speak about her career as well as to lend support to recognize our nation's local veterans. She lives in Scottsdale with her husband and was contacted by this organization due her stance as a local role model and positive outlook. She also did a photo op + signing afterwards. I brought my Glamour magazine (January 1983 issue ;) ) for her to sign! The organization did a good job with the setup and appetizers and showed up on time. And, they were were polite and professional with Kim. It was a fun-filled evening and I hope to watch the parade in uptown Phoenix on the 11th!i

From the owner: We create honor and recognition events to thank our military veterans for their service to our…read morecountry and for our freedom.

This place saved us! We set up a furniture pick up with St. Vincent DePaul. They refused our couch…read morethat was in perfectly good condition. We called over to Goodwill and they said sure-bring it on over! We loaded it up and dropped it off on the same day. Their workers help unload everything and you get a tax receipt when you leave. Just a tip--- If you're dropping off a big item, I would call beforehand to see if they have room for it. I know if the truck hasn't come yet, this place gets pretty full and they can't accept larger items.

Wanted to drop off a bunch of heavy items I had loaded in myself. When I got there 2 workers were…read morelooking at me struggle to unload. When i asked for help they said okay and told me they were going to the back to grab the dolly and never came back. I 100% recommend going absolutely anywhere else.

I've been involved with the Deer Valley Community Center programs for some time, and while it used…read moreto be a great place for kids and families, unfortunately things have taken a step backward recently. * New rules and policies have been implemented that seem to take away from what once made the program strong. * The focus doesn't appear to be on true player development, but rather on accommodating complaints from parents. * Leadership does not seem receptive to constructive feedback, nor do they incorporate changes based on input from coaches or families. This is disappointing because the center has so much potential and has historically provided a positive environment. Hopefully, the program will take feedback more seriously and return to prioritizing growth, fairness, and development for all players.

We love to play bingo here. Shelly was so helpful getting us registered. The entire bingo staff is…read morewhy we keep coming back